Five universities and R&D institutes will present pioneering recycling projects, closed-loop concepts, AI-based applications and viable business models for circular products. The Institute of Polymer and Production Technologies will demonstrate the potential of plastics recycling and the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences will present a concept for sorting construction waste and bulk waste with an autonomous excavator.
Stakeholders in science, research and industry to come together on June 4, 2024
Companies can now register free of charge for the next online event series "Wissenschaf(f)t Unternehmen" on June 4, 2024. Emphasis is on the opportunities of the circular economy for companies in the Hamburg Metropolitan Region.
Insight into novel projects and collaborations
Networking and sharing ideas
The presentations will be followed by in-depth “talk-to-sessions", giving companies in the metropolitan region an opportunity to ask questions and network with scientists.
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